That Start-Sleep on line 2 may not be needed. I found my computer was so awesomely powerful and fast that when the first check for the calculator process ran it wasn’t fully open yet! If you’re running a Packard Bell from 1996 you might not need that Start-Sleep, otherwise just leave it. ↩
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